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GONE WRONG.
Another Society Belle Leads Negro
COachman Astray

GLENDoNvILLE pa, May 22d.-The ex-
element Of the hour here is the elopement
of young society belle with an uncoutb.
coffee-coiored negro. Jas. Barclay Wisner is
one of the Oldest and wealthiest citizens of
the town, residing with his wife and child,
Ida, beautiful and highly accomplished
girl of 20. He occupies the handsomest
residence in Glendonville, in the rear of
which stands a understanding two-story
brick building, occupied by Bill Thomp-
son, a negro employed as gardener and
hostler by Wisner. Thompson is "a wears
of age and married. He was we'll
educated, pleasing talker, and had an mex
haustible store of witty and interesting
stories about his colored brethren. Ida has
been in the habit of accompanying her
father and Thompson in their drives
around the country. Last Thursday, dur
ing her fathers absence. she eloped with
the negro. In q note left for her parents,
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HOPS IS TIE EAST.
Confirmation Of the Report of Injury to
the New York Crop.

the New York Crop.
New YORK, May 21st.-The Commercial
Bulletin says There was more demand
again for q choice quality of German hops
mainly from the dealers, it was supposed
to cover short sales TO brewers. Several
moderate lots brought 2lc to 22c; and
more could have been placed at the same
figures. Choice Pacifcs were more in de-
mand and firmer, with one holder reported
to have withdrawn on negotiations at 1Sc
to zoe that are pending. The 10Obale lot,
previously noted, brought I9c, not 1Sc as
first stated. Medium grade, 1856, hops are
receiving very little attention. The scar
city of choice goods imparts i better tone
all through. There was report that &c
had been paid for 1885 State, but this we
could not verify. Reports as to the crop
outlook are very conflicting. The state
ment is secured from reliable source here
that fully 10 per cent. of the acreage in
hops is or will be plowed up.
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New YORK, May 22d.-James O'Neill, an
old California favorite, has just closed a
successful starring season at the People,
Theatre. He will be seen in the San Fran
cisco and California circuit the coming
season, opening at Baldwin's about holiday
time in Monte Cristo." He will also pre-
sent An American King" in which he
scored success before he purchased Fech-
ter's play. He has gone abroad for the
summer. The company will remain practi-
cally the same as this season, the only
change of importance being the engage
ment of Carroll Fleming for the part OF
Albert in t'Monte CTisfor
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DIsCORphNr KNIGHTs.
The knights of Labor Said TO lie Losing
N1aInhar

New YoRK, May 22d.-The San says
1t has been the occasion of considerable
remark in labor circles and in many local
Assemblies of the Knights Of Labor al
headquarters. The rule has been in each
District Assembly to file, on the first day Of
each January and July, statement of the
membership and of their financial condi-
ton at that time, and on the first day ot
each October and April verified enumera-
ton of the knights in good standing. AL
though all of April and the greater part OF
May are now passed, some of the principal
assemblies have as yet filed no reports
The reason is that there has been during
the past three months a serious loss Of
membership, and it is to avoid the puDlica.
ton of this, which might compel either
their abolition or reorganization
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GUILELEss GOULD.
The Railroad King Tells How Some
Yankees Outwitted Him.

OhbhtttSl LAllhs
New YORK, May 21st.-This week Jay
Gould took away everybody's breath by
answering all the Pacific Railway Commits
sioners questions, explaining his opera
tons in detail. and offering his books for
examination. Everybody expected he would
lose his memory, dodge questions, forget
where his books were, and tell nothing
But everybody got fooled, for the little man
was not at all obdurate. The witness
seemed to take pleasure in telling how he
had laid his plans, foreseen the future of
railways, scooped 'em in, made money, and
unloaded stock on less far-sighted operators.
Only once had he got left, and that was
when u lot of New England chaps wanted
to sell railroad to him. He went out to
look at it. They had kept back freight ten
days on the road, and then turned it all
loose Just as he cot there. 1t looked like q
very busy road, for they were just rushing
things. He bought it at good price and
lost money! couple Of millions or so.
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WAR SPIRIT AROUSED.
The French Crisis Enthuses the German
War Party.

BERLIN, May 21st.-Pending the issue of
the cabinet crisis at Paris, the official opin-
Ion here maintains circumspect silence
and the North German Gazette refrains
from giving any more than meager dis
patches regarding the developments in
France a frank expression OF the official
hopes would have the effect of strengthen
ing General Boulanger's party and of awak-
ening the opportunists, who are working
to Gust him. The Government receives
full advices respecting every phase of the
ministry negotiations at Elysee.
The latest dispatches show that Bou-
langer's position is mistaken and that a
Rourviere-De Freycinct ministry is likely
to be formed which will adopt the Bou-
LANCER gospel of levanche and the plans to
attack Germany. Whatever may be the
character of the next French ministry,
the crisis has strengthened the war party
in Germany and the war spirit of the
people
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Montana, Dakota, Washington Territory,
Idaho and Oregon the Atlantic and Pa
cific in New Mexico, west of the Rio
Grande, and Arizona the Southern Pacific
in Southern California; the California and
Oregon from Roseville junction, near Sacra-
mento, in California, to the Oregon line
the Oregon and California, from Portland
to the California line.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
He lADACHE.
Sick Headaches:
DEAR Bro. MEEK,
Dx.F..SF fF.fI,.9s1t

DEAR BRO. MEEK,
Editor Central Methodist,
Catlettsburg, KY.
81 see in the last Central that you want
a remedy for sick Headache. Ifyou will
use remedy that you advertise in your
paper every week, am sure You viii be
greatly benefited thereby. and believe
cured. have been a sufferer from Sick
Headache, l can say almost nom in
fancy, and have tried every remedy l
could get. and never found anything to
do me any good until used Simmons
Liver Regulator. 1t has been nearly
three years since ! first used it, and /
have not had Sick Headache since, and
never used but two and one-half pack
ages of the Regulator. l sent my sister
(who had from one to two attacks of
Sick Headache every week., one half of
a package, and she has not had it since.
I feel for anyone who suffers with that
terrible disease, and l hope you will
give it trial" C. s. NORRIS.
Brownsville, W. Va.
Of nIVtI W FA-WIv
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INDEMNITY LANDS.
The Railroads and Localities Affected by
Lamar's Proposal.


WASHINGTON, May 22d.-Land Commits
sioner Sparks, in speaking of Secretary
Lamar's purpose to revoke orders of with
drawal for railroad indemnity lands made
by his predecessors from time to time since
1850, expresses the opinion that a revoca-
ton will result in 25,000,0O0 acres of land
being thrown open to settlement and entry.
The railroads which, ii is said, will be most
affected, and the States, Territories and
localities in which are located q much
larger portion Of The lands TO be restored,
are given IN the order of interests involved
as follows. The Union Pacific galway in
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LOST AT SEA,
The Yacht Thistle Saves Part of Ship
wrecked Crew.

LONDON, May 22d. The new racing
yacht Thistle lost her bowsprit and was
otherwise damaged in the run from the
Clyde to Cowes during the gale on Friday
While on the trip the Thistle rescued three
men in lifeboat belonging TO the steamer
Harkaway, which had toundered. Sixteen
lives were lost when the steamer went
down. The lifeboat originally carried six
persons, three Of them had succumbed to
priVatiOn.
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CARPENTERS WAGEs-Recent INQUIRIES
show that among the 10000 carpenters in
London the expert workers average only
10 cents an hour, while the inexpert get
only y cents. Carpenters in Paris earn
only 81 40 for ten hours work in Berlin
tney WORK eight hours day for 81 05 per
day, and are out of work on an average
three months in the year. These are in
teresting figures for American workingmen
to consider
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GRAND FIZZLE.
The Crowd Go for the Gatekeeper, ana
He Goes to Jail.

ICopyrig, 1887, by the California Associated Press
SAN JOSE, May 22d-At Agricultural
Park to-day the race between c. NJ. Ander-
son and S. J. Reeves, twenty-five miles,
was fzzle. Three hundred persons were
in attendance. Reeves failed to have
enough horses. He rode one mile and then
left the track. Anderson finished No
judges nor time-keepers were appointed
The crowd rushed FOR the gatekeeper who
narrowly escaped. The constables pro-
tected him aad lodged him in the county
inil
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Wealthy Business Increa.e

BosToN, May 22d.-The managers of the
leading clearing houses in the United
States report the total gross exchanges fol
the week ending Saturday, May 2i, 1887
to be 81 '102, 232, ,995, an increase of 40.2 pc,
cent
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OREGON.

Collapse Of Long Bridge-TraveI In
peded.
lCopyig, 1857, by he California associated Press
PORTLAND, May 22d-This morning a
considerable portion of the long bridge
over Columbia Slough collapsed. The
bridge is one and a half miles long and
more than one-third went down This
will put stop 10 travel by teams between
this city and Vancouver during the high
stage OF the water in the Columbia. which
Will be for the next three months.
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Tho Croker Robbery.

NEW York, May 2Ist-It has been as
certained that the recent robbery in the
Crocker house was not committed by burg
lars, but was the work OF Crocker's but
Ter, who proves to be an ex-conyict. He
had taken checks from the letters coming
to the house, and was arrested while trying
to get one cashed at the bank. 1t is not
known what further steps will be taken in
the matter, as those having knowledge OF
the thefts will say nothing.
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ENORMOUS CONSUMPTION
OF QUiNIkE.
Quinine, BeIIadonna and capsicum,
Favorite Remedies among
Physicians,

100000 ounces of Quinine are consumed
annually. No other remedy known to
physicians is used to the same extent,
though Belladonna and Capsicum are prime
favorites among physicians. Quiniform
is a substitute for Quinine, having all the
remedial virtues Of Quinine, without its
disagreeable and dangerous effects, and
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United Also in Dea.l,.

Copyright, 1887, blythe California associated Press
ORoyILLE, May 22d.-The funeral Of B.
Marks and wife, who both died on Thurs
day, took place this afternoon. Rabbi
Taubenhaus, of Sacramento, conducted the
services. The funeral coTtege was one CT
the largest ever seen here.
3 BIackbird Boom.
[ Copyright, 1887, 5yhe CalJoria associated Press
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, May 22d.-Of late
swarms of blackbirds have appeared in this
county end are creating considerable DAM
age in the grain fields. In some sections
their depredatiOns are so severe that the
farmers find it necessary to employ hunt
ers to guard the nelds.
Fire at the Bay.
[ lCoyyrigh, 1887. by the California ASs3eiqied Press
SAN FRAYcIsCo, May 22d.-A row of one
story frame houses on Market street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth was almost
entirely destroyed by fire this morning.
The cause was spontaneous combustion.
Loss, 81. GEO.
viii be Bronght Hack.
Copyright, 1857, By the California Associated Press
TRUCKEE, May 22d.-A dispatch from
Victoria to c. +. McGlashan states that 4.
2, Clark, the Truckee torger. viii be extra
dited.
The Santa Rosa Railroad,
SANTA Rosa, May 21st.-The surveying
and grade-!ocatlng parties on the Santa
Rosa and CarquineZ railway sre en-
countering great delay and difficulty, the
steep grade near Glen Ellen necessitating
the running of several lines It is stated
by the Directors of the road that the grad
ing Will begin when the survey is com
pleted and location is decided upon,
which viii consume about three Weeks.
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stilI No French cabinet.

PARIs, May Edit IS semi-oficially
stated that 81. Rouvier has declined to
form a Cabinet, but at President Crews
request he undertook to discover what
combination was possible. With that view
he consulted the leaders, including NJ De
Frey cinet, Julian Fallieres, Spuiler, Naguet
aud Dehradia
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Copyright 1857, 6g the California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, May 22d.-The appoint
ment of Postmaster at Los Angeles will
probably made this week. A new man
will be chosen for the place, but his name
is not vet announced.
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viii be srons.,t iiaek.
The Santa Rosa Railroad,
FOREIGN.
Racing Event in FRANCO.

PARIs, May 22d.-The race for the Prix
Du Jockey Club was run to-day. and was
won by NJ. p. Laun.ont's bay coli Mon
argue. Baron A. de Shickler's bay colt
krakaton was second and NJ. Michel
EphTusse's brown FLY Bovarde third.
Twelve ran
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PACIFIG COAST.
NINE FREIGHT CARS PASS OYIR
A HANS LIMBS.
The Truckee Forger to be Brought
Back-Fire at the Bay
Black bird Invasion.
FRIGRTEUL ACCIDENT.

5srECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcORD-uNIos.I
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H0NG DI!
THE M0NG0LIAN FIEND TRAPPED
At LAST.
A Sewing Machine Agent Covers
Himself with Giory-The Muir
derer's FIimsy Ruse.

IBy TELEGRAPH TO THE EEcosD-UxIoN.
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The Turk Throws iJp the sponge

CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 22d-The Turkish
Government in note 10 the Powers, says it
is unable to reconcile the opposing parties in
Bulgaria, and asks the Powers to name
candidate for the Bulgarian throne, who
will be likely to suit the Sobranie
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Lite is a short day, but it is working
day.-Hdnneh More.
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New York, May 22d..-Charles Crocker
has decided to his daughter Harriet the
house on Fifty eighth street. near Fifth ave
nue., for which he paid quarter Of million.
The house is elegantly furnished and filed
with famous and costly paintings.
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Rnss RucI,Ier,a scheme.

New YORK, May 21st.-It is said that
Chris Buckley's business in New York is
partly in connection with q scheme to
start big daily newspaper in San Fran
cisco with a large amount of capital. New
York journalists will probably be invited
to lend a hand in the enterprise, if sufii-
cient capital can be secured.
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PARIS, May 22d.-A dynamite cartridge
exploded in the Hotel Du Commerce at Ia
Louviere to-day, injuring a Colonel and
doctor, and doing much damage to prop
erty.
The Egyptian Question.
LONDON, May 22d.-The Egyptian agree
ment between England and TUTAey has
been signed at Constantinople.
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BERLIN, May 22d.-The Grand Duke of
Baden yesterday opened the new railway
between Freiburg and Neustadt This
road will prove a great boon 10 Black
Forest tourists.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22

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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22

The editor "f the Lake Charles Erh"
wants ST. l. ,ndrv set down un The list
for NJ Emery. The Echo must Il" Yer,
ignarant nf the u sl1tirs nf thi. District
II IL atrious'v claims this parish fn,
McElary. Mt even Estil-ttr. Dyson.
or anv mem ,er NJ the + tiI"ffe h'.legs-
tinn g.ses 81 far as tlIs,-Bitnu Rouge
Truth.
NrEnery can not get the Democratic
votes If St. Landry. throngl, the me-
dium NJ n Nominating convention they
alay he awindl-d cut Ut their votes and
SiRhta. IA they were ut the regent
&nngresaiOnal convpnIi"n-ihat il pro-
baby what the Echo m.ans, when it
"wants ST. L ,ndty set down on the list
for NcEnery."
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22
HIS FRIENDS AND RING RULE.
n. u. P1Cat' uile.


IN his sprrril at Mnnrn". Governor
Millinery said he had been hlnmrt f",
stsndinx hy" his friends" and hrclar-i
his nnruOse of continuing III The saline
course.
In this frank admission Governor
MrEn+ry has indicated the policy
which wnnld hp fnIlnwri IN the fntn,"
II he cnuld be chn@rn the D"morrn'i"
leader. The u,asarS 1T the D"m'winiir
marty of L,uiSiaua have tlr''"'i in''4t
strp,uurisIv Ia his Hh, iArrs 'tnrs ID.
Hnnsron aud f. A. Bn'kr are really li"
Governors nf l. nul-inuh, and d'r'Hf'
$hp executive policy and appointments.
Hmston Cnntrnls the parish ct U i"ahS
eppointm-nrx. aud dictated I" the lrg's-
latnre iis rnurse in rtlntl"n 10 IL"
sff,irk 1T this great mttroliniiE. lhrir
are such l,oHsea in every paIt az the
State whn central Governor NJ Ever,
in NIL his arti"nS. In fhe lhrt>li az
W4st Carroll Simon Wtko"skv. an
ignorant aud tyrHnnlcAl htuIr. :" lrrt'rd
|. over the people through. Governor
MrEnpry'A aid in placing III his hands
the sxpcutivp power If appointments
that lhs. people rose in aims ana drove
Ale mininn from their midst.
Standing hy his friends therefore
pnpsus the turning over HE State tn q
Ring that sets NJ def ,nrt4 III" will az
ths people, and ,u"s Ivy machine"
npth,sjs. Standing hv hi% friends
neHr,a ~ further strengthening at the
control If ench aud every department
~ the government in tht interests uf
Ring thar prnpoars to rnie the peorg"
nv n,pihnds copied from the r th,cal
regime. Standing 10y his friends mrans
She suDrrpEsi"n at Knowledge Of NAL
Fesssnct4 in office from the people. the
ciosi,y Uf the books If the Freasnry tn
the public. an'l Il suppression "f all chi
ticisnt nf their conduct bv the press
t'irnngh q syatrmnth drhanclery of
these safeguards ri The people.
The prngr.mn" of the adminlStra-
$ior faction having now hern pretty
well defined W. may put game Questions
thar anght t" l,e answered:
First-ls the Treasury Ring 10 hr
perprfuatt-i with E. 4. Burke at its
head. and it's prin"ipti hrnrtirnrv. ~ Il
,resnlt at this MrEn-ry e"mhinati"p
Spcsnd-Es ther.. 'n he fourth term
sf this Burke Treasury handling.
which has been sn profitable tn it,
handler, n part of this prnlms.d ~truight-
ont Democratic administration
Third-Is there tn hr fnur years more
witInnt an examination If the books
of the TrraSnrrrs office to see how th.
pe"plr stand
Fnurth-Is there tn he nnrsuph in
State finances u svstrm nf sunnrs'ssing
n, ,lfras,ncr in "ttit- until discovered
ant ventilated nv ,h- prr~-f
Th-ss AMI either Queries are in order
now. and ppshaps some others OF .aual
Significance.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22

Senator Eus,i. announced an axiom,
In his sp-rch TAnreday. 1t will liz.
ju history: "A negro can lave under u
@hIt@ name soverHmfnf but white
man eaanat live under "A negro govern
uens."-Ouachita Telegraph.
II ssrik-s us that when two negroes
%ere sunggl~d into Democratic l-gis-
lativs caucus, in order % give Mr. Eu--
eia che caucus nnaiinatinn over Mr..
jonas, Shich Was practically au el-c-
tinB so the United States Senate, Mr..
Enstis vas heavily nndrr NEGRO gov
ernmant." He got in by one nnjrsity.
Dir. Enstis represents l. ,ui>iana in The
q. 5. Senate. and the negro sent him
there; this 10 certainly u white mai
living sutler asgrn government.
BUT IL is u little rough an the negro
that Mr.. Eastis sl,onld now be- making
white league speeches.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22
AaEAzINe INCONSISTENCY,
Baton Rouge truth,

Monday September 26h. a narisi
Dr.flltN.Tafic eOnvsntlnn was held ~ ihI.
city. IL srnt a delegation tn the Con.
RTessitiiat e"nsrntinn; passed a Ies,iu
sion DECLARING The Gully Just ut,u
proper aatil,Ot of a>rertainlng The vii,
Ot she majority Is hy primary -lrciinnA
thanked iiie paiIsii central commute.
for having ordered n primary Sept. 24
anu hsiiuctrii Ibis body "fo adhere II.
ths @eihal OF primary el-cthus' il.
She Intnrt. ! wnuiH seem that u dele.
Rifinn. the e&-p,ing of body 80. i'm
Onsh aiiii ilsr ficary nf "pri.nat,
slectinss." would Sustain that r,,nc,pl.
on the n'mr ut the Congressional con.
venflnh. Bnt what did We see I w,
behsld the East Baton Ronge d4leva,,or
Casting their bail,t to abstain The ENI.
t"fft delegations cent her. hy ~ mass
@seflRg held III the southern linn. .,
~. Lsndty parish. anM to i. irct In
Lifse atirgaiinn which had been srlrrt
OIL 10y the same methods hy wblct, III,
Eaat Baton Rouge delrgaiiou had lrr,,
Shoseh, snd who admittedly, trurrs. M
Sd mlnt'ty of The Denltpia,s of N.
Ltndis! -
;. What elaring Inconsistency. When
shsy rrs"Iute" they DECLARE "tI,- o,l,
9nHt am proper narihni If asrrrraiulnp
sue VII ~ ~. ~. jnHy il by pr,mass
si+cth,ils. WisH they vote they dc.
clare The just aud proper uay d, asrer.
cain me AIN nf TIL. maj ,rits IL by mass
@ec&a0 f,tld away anau I'm a ,tm.u.
CORNER of the Largest parish in the
etases
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22
Bruce Up.

Yon are feeling depressed. ynnr ape
tite ia poor. ynu hr~ lnthrrrd viii,
HrAdarli+, ynn are tiIEetty, n-rvnu>.
,ud generally ont If SORTS. and want to
brace NJ. Brac- MP, hnt not With sti-
mnunfs. spring medicines. ar hittcis,
" hirh have for their basis very cllear,
bad whisky, and which siimuIat" yen
for an hour. aud then I,nNe Yen iu
Wnrse cntiditinn thnn tm.fur+ What
v"u want il IN alt-rAtiv" that viii
pnIlfy ynur blood. afart healthy action
IF Liver and kIdn~.s. rrst"ip y"nr vi
raEity. and give rrnrwri health aud
strength. Such medicine sou will
find in EIrriIic l'ittris. aud only so
cents - bottle at Hamilton & Bailey
Drug Store. 5